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    South Korea edges Saudi Arabia in AFC Asian Cup 2023 shootout

    February 1, 2024
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    South Korea’s Jo Hyeon-woo emerged as the hero in a nail-biting encounter at Education City Stadium on Tuesday, propelling his team to the quarter-finals of the AFC Asian Cup Qatar 2023™. The thrilling match saw South Korea secure a 4-2 victory over Saudi Arabia in the penalty shoot-out after the teams remained deadlocked at 1-1 following extra time.

    South Korea edges Saudi Arabia in AFC Asian Cup 2023 shootout

    The game took an intense turn after Abdullah Radif of Saudi Arabia broke the deadlock with a goal just seconds into the second half. However, South Korea’s Cho Gue-sung answered the call of desperation with a remarkable header, equalizing the score nine minutes into injury time. This dramatic turn of events forced the game into extra time, where Korean determination ultimately paid off.

    In another captivating Round of 16 showdown, Uzbekistan managed to outpace Thailand, clinching a 2-1 victory at Al Janoub Stadium on Tuesday. The win not only secured Uzbekistan’s place in the next round but also set the stage for an exciting quarter-final encounter with defending champions Qatar at Al Bayt Stadium on Saturday.

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    Eurozone Manufacturing Shows Strongest Growth in 52 Months Amidst Ongoing Demand Challenges

    August 6, 2026

    Eurozone manufacturing output accelerated in July while new orders and exports stayed weak. The survey’s output index advanced to 52.9 from 51.7, reaching a level not seen since March 2022. Production growth outpaced overall manufacturing conditions, though companies relied heavily on orders received in previous months. New orders grew marginally and lagged behind production increases, while export orders declined once more. Declines in France, Spain, Italy, and Austria outweighed gains elsewhere in the currency zone. Consequently, July’s production growth was largely supported by existing order backlogs. Factories reduced unfinished work at the fastest pace since January by completing existing orders. This decline in backlogs supported ongoing production despite subdued incoming work. Additionally, manufacturers cut employment again in July, continuing a period of job reductions across the sector. Firms maintained careful staffing levels amid limited order growth. Business confidence rose to its highest since February, although sentiment still lagged behind the long-term average among eurozone goods producers. Demand Growth Remains Below Production Expansion Weak exports continued to hold back the manufacturing recovery. Several major eurozone economies reported fewer orders from international clients. Gains in other markets failed to compensate for these declines. As a result, the combined domestic and export demand led to only a slight increase in total new work, contrasting with stronger output growth and faster reductions in outstanding orders. Factories entered the third quarter with higher production levels than new orders coming in. Input price inflation slowed to a five-month low,

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